A photo booth with a photographer in it.

LA · SF · Las Vegas

Studio lights, a real human behind the camera, and prints in hand before the song ends. Weddings and parties in Los Angeles, San Francisco and Las Vegas.

Why it looks like this

Studio photos, dance-floor energy

01

A photographer, not a kiosk

Someone who can direct a group of twelve, catch the grandma moment, and make your friend who hates photos love theirs.

02

Lighting that does the work

Studio strobes and real modifiers. Nobody needs retouching, because the light already did it. What you see is what you get.

03

On their phone before they sit down

Every guest texts or emails their shots from the booth. Unlimited prints at the table. A hosted gallery for the morning after.

The difference

Not that kind of booth.

You have seen the kiosk in the corner: a tablet, a ring light, a line nobody joins. This is the other thing.

The kioskBig Night
Who runs itA touchscreen on a timerA photographer who directs the group and waits for the laugh
The lightA ring lightStudio strobes and real modifiers, so nobody needs retouching
The cameraA tabletA pro body and pro glass
PrintsMaybe, from a little sticker printerUnlimited lab-quality prints, at the booth, with your names on them
The crewAn attendantTwo: a photographer and a digital tech
AfterwardsA link, eventuallyOn their phones before they sit down. A gallery by morning.
Black Tie

Everyone looks like a magazine cover.

Hard studio light, black and white through pro glass, a photographer who waits for the laugh. The tuxedo version of the booth.

Book Black Tie · $2,150
Guests in the Black Tie booth, black and white under hard studio light
Backdrops

60+ backdrops. Pick three.

Sequin, velvet, seamless color, hand-painted canvas. Shortlist three and they ride along with your date.

Two packages, no fine print

Pick your look.

Both include the photographer, the studio lighting, unlimited prints and instant sharing. The only choice is color or black and white.

BIG NIGHTMaya + Jordan · 06.14.26
Classic $1,950
BIG NIGHTMaya + Jordan · 06.14.26
Black Tie $2,150

Classic

$1,950
3 hours · two crew · then $400 an hour

Color. The party, lit like a studio.

  • A real photographer, not a kiosk
  • Studio lighting and 60+ backdrops
  • Unlimited prints at the booth
  • Every shot texted or emailed on the spot
  • Hosted gallery, high-res downloads
  • Premium props
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Black Tie

$2,150
3 hours · two crew · then $400 an hour

Tuxedo black and white. Everyone looks like a magazine cover.

  • Everything in Classic
  • High-contrast black and white through pro glass
  • Hard studio light, the drama costs nothing extra
  • Prints that look like they belong in a frame
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Most receptions run four hours: $2,350 for Classic, $2,550 for Black Tie. The meter is honest and we check with you before it starts.

Travel included within 50 miles of Los Angeles, San Francisco, or Las Vegas. Sales tax included. Nothing hidden, nothing added at the door.

The math

Priced like a kiosk. Shot like a studio.

For about what a tablet and a ring light rent for, you get two professionals, studio light, every print and every photo. No per-print fee, no "digital upgrade", no attendant surcharge. The price on the page is the price.

  • 2pros at the booth, start to finish
  • ∞prints, lab quality, with your names on them
  • 0retouching needed, because the light did it
  • 100%of the photos, on phones before the song ends
How it works

Three steps, zero stress

You pick a date and a look. We handle every other part of it, including the part where everyone looks great.

  1. 01

    Pick a date and a look

    Tell us the date, the venue, and Classic or Black Tie. We hold the date the same day.

  2. 02

    We show up early and lit

    Two of us, set up and tested before the first guest walks in. You never think about it again.

  3. 03

    Everyone leaves with the photos

    Prints at the booth, shots on their phones, a gallery for you by morning.

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Travel included within 50 miles · local crew in every city
The fine-ish print

Asked and answered

01Is a photographer really better than a kiosk?

Yes, and it shows in every frame. A kiosk fires when the timer runs out. A photographer waits for the laugh, wrangles the group of twelve, and fixes the hair in the eyes. The lighting is the other half: real studio strobes instead of a ring light, so nobody needs retouching and what you see is what you get.

02Do guests get prints and digital?

Both, in every package. Unlimited prints at the booth, every shot texted or emailed from the booth before they walk away, and a hosted gallery with high-res downloads the morning after.

03How much space do you need?

About ten by ten feet with a standard outlet nearby. We've squeezed into less. Send us a photo of the spot and we'll tell you.

04Can we customize the backdrop or the print design?

Yes. There are sixty-plus backdrops in the library, and the print template carries your names and the date. Custom-printed backdrops are available on request.

05What happens if the party runs long?

We stay. Extra hours are $400 each, and we check with you before the meter starts.

06Do you travel?

Travel is included within 50 miles of Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Las Vegas. Farther out is a quick quote.

07Who is behind this?

The team at Two Dudes Photo, who have shot 3,000+ events for the biggest brands in the world. Same crew, same lights, built for the best night of your life instead of a trade show floor.

Dates go fast

Let's make it a big night.

Tell us the date and the city. A real person replies within one business day, usually the same afternoon.

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